Sentence examples for has anyhow from inspiring English sources

Partly because of the war in Iraq and partly because of a business slowdown, traffic has anyhow been low, said Adrian Blumenblatt, a black-cab driver, and so the emptier streets and easier driving since Feb. 17 have seemed all the more dramatic.

Unused to the glare of government, the Liberal Democrats had anyhow forfeited support by sharing office with the ideologically distinct Conservatives, accepting policy retreats they would once have resisted.

The latest bout of bad feeling came when the North Korean government claimed its national soccer team had been poisoned during a visit to Seoul to play a world-cup qualifying game (the team lost).Yu Myung-hwan, the South's foreign minister, says he is in no rush to talk to North Korea and that the North Koreans have anyhow been refusing to pick up the hot-line telephone.

The improvement may have happened anyhow".

Of course, one might argue that it takes psychologists a large research grant to prove what everyone, especially nationalists, might have suspected anyhow.

IN 9/11's wake, millions of Americans felt rallied -- or were told they had been, anyhow -- by President Bush's bullhorn address at ground zero.

It seemed to follow that you needed such a welcome, yet before this could happen you had somehow, anyhow, to meet the writer who was to welcome you.

"I am not so sure that once someone is infected that the treatment we offer prevents more people from dying than would have died anyhow.

But I couldn't help thinking that he wouldn't have run anyhow – he knew he'd be getting that "Hello Ben" line any minute.

Improvements in the social position of the peasantry did occur, but not so much as a consequence of the revolt as of changes in the economy that would have occurred anyhow.

Isn't this what would have happened anyhow a hundred years ago if the British and French had not played great power politics in the region and created the geographical absurdity that is present-day Iraq?